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... “Murder, though it have no tongue, Doth speak with most miraculous organ,” at times, and that, too, years after the event. Witness the Road murder and the self-convicted Constance Kent. Most Londoners remember the murder of a certain street unfortunate ...
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... know, be speaking the language of self-elected chiefs or Chartist pretenders, when it announces that the Ministry are to be asked to take back their resolutions and try agaia. This we believe, that, besides the considerations that we have urged below ...
... to speak, truthfulness and realism on his part, but by degrees they appreciated the change as it deserved. When the different parts called for elegant toilettes, he insisted that they should be worn on the stage just as though his company were not actors ...
... LEOTARD. THE AUTOMATIC FIGURE AT THE ROYAL POLYTECHNIC. The following oritkdems speak for themselves : Eseentat sll the wonderful feats which have made the real mortal ilmt r.o fa. en • trapeze 25 feet long, with a swing of SO Thom lON Dec. Ihreusb ...
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... at their bankers' for the payment of the amount. With regard to future dividends, he could, of course, only speak guardedly, because, although their present position was such that if nothirg occurred to disturb it they could easily maintain the present ...
... The fine rowing of the Eton eight at Henley is a fact which speaks much for the efficiency of the system under which they are preparri. It is unfair both to the boysand their Mentor, to be blind to their well-merited anti undeniable improvement in rowing ...
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... VIIIL, The Art of Public Speaking. An Exposition of the Princigles of Oratory. By SAMUEL NeiL, Author of « Composition and Elocution,” *The XYoung Debater,” &c. Sewed, Is. [loth October. EACH AT EIGHTEENPENCE, EXTRA CLOTH. With several Illustrations on ...
... I :THE ART OF PUBLIC SPEAK._ ING ; an Exposition of the Principles of Oratory -Parliamentary, Forensic, and Pulpit. By Author of Composition and Elocution, etc. Sewed, Is. London: Houlston and Wright, 65, Paternoster-row. ...